A high-pressure system, identified as Quiriakus, has provided dry and refreshing weather conditions across Central and Eastern Europe. According to the weather forecaster, the conditions are expected to remain calm on Sunday, with no rainfall anticipated, though temperatures are not expected to be high. However, the forecast indicates a notable change in the weather pattern beginning on Monday.
A moist and unpredictable system, named Karolina valley, is projected to spread from the west, originating through Scandinavia and moving toward the Baltic countries, accompanied by cold atmospheric front clouds. The forecaster detailed that while the eastern segment of this valley, combined with southern air streams, will briefly usher in a period of warmer weather on Monday, this warmth is not anticipated to last long. Regarding the end of the work week, the forecast advises that any sustained heat will pass quickly.
Specifically, the cold atmospheric front clouds are expected to reach the western regions of the country by Monday afternoon, marking another significant shift in the weather. This progression suggests a transition away from the recent stable, dry conditions brought by the high-pressure system.
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